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Consequences of September 11: Intolerance and Fear?

Faith-Identified Responses UNE Chaplaincy
Responses to the attacks on the US on September 11 UNE Chaplaincy
Half a world away from New York, the soul-searching goes on September 16 2002 The Age
The lessons for September 11 Thomas L. Friedman The Age
Fear and loathing Down Under? Dr Peter McMahon Online Opinion lecturer international political economy Murdoch University.
September 11, Ripple Effects or Paradigm Shift? (14 September 2002 - Storey Hall, RMIT University) David Buckingham Collapsing World
Remembering September 11 September 6 2002 Multimedia The Age
Muslims attacked since September 11 November 27 2002 Sydney Morning Herald
The effect of 11 September 2001 on international immigration policies, from an Australian perspective Dr Etienne de Villiers Hugo Parish Patience
Ethical consequences of September 11: Terrorism and everyday life Paul Komesaroff Collapsing World
The September 11 Attack on America: Observations of its impact
Dr Zachariah Matthews SALAM Magazine
Anniversary Of September 11 Attacks Simon Crean - Leader of the Opposition
11 September 2001 in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania Australian Peace Committee
How Sept 11 transformed the Bush presidency Feature: September 11 anniversary ABC Online
The terror of stereotyping 11 September 2002 Andrew Batrouney and Halla Marbani The Age Australian Arabic Council
What to do: Racial vilification & Australia's Arab and Muslim communities 11 November 2002 Vicki Mau Australian Arabic Council
Refugees, religion and the war on terror Adrian D'Hage Green Left Weekly
The Australian National Dialogue of Christians, Muslims, and Jews National Council of Churches in Australia NCCA
Journey of Promise National Council of Churches NCCA
Decade to Overcome Violence : Churches Seeking Reconciliation and Peace National Council of Churches NCCA
How to Stand With Those Targeted By Hate September 19, 2001 -- National Conference of Community and Justice, St. Louis
September 11 Justice and Witness Ministries As members and pastors of many local churches throughout the United Church of Christ they released this statement out of a "commitment to make things right and to restore peace with justice in our nation and in the world."
Fighting Intolerance Awesome Library Links
September 11th and After Teaching Tolerance Tolerance.org
New War on Terror Anup Shah Global Issues
Crackdown on Civil Rights; War on Freedom Anup Shah Global Issues
Groups Protest Post-September 11 Corporate Stance Tuesday November 06 Jim Lobe, OneWorld US

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